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Eastern Region in 2021: Year of calamities, royal deaths, development
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Galamsey: 2 dead, one severely injured after a hill close to a pit collapsed on…
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Dualise our highways now! Listen to article
The rate at which accidents are claiming lives on our highways in Ghana is becoming increasingly alarming. It is not surprising that the most fatal of all accidents on our highways occur during head-on collisions. It is simply because despite how busy our highways are, they are single carriageways and not dualised, causing vehicles that involve in accidents to crash into each other.
Many drivers have no regard for human lives. It is alleged that when some drivers are carrying eggs or have other delicate stuff in their vehicles, they take more caution than when carrying passengers. Records indicate that drivers or passengers suffer serious injuries or fatalities in accidents involving head-on collisions as compared to other accidents.
Dualize our highways now!
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Free SHS: 15,234 slots still available in Eastern Region LISTEN
APR 30, 2021
The Computerized School Selection and Placement System (CSSPS) secretariat in Eastern Region says fifteen thousand two hundred and thirty-four (15,234) slots still exist in public senior high and technical schools in the region.
The Eastern Regional Coordinator for the secretariat Kenneth Anim explained that the capacity of schools in the region to admit more students was boosted to 84,018 due to infrastructural expansions carried out by the government.
He however said a total of 68,784 qualified students representing 81.87% of the total capacity were placed in the region out of which 61,451 students enrolled for the 2020/2021 academic year. The rest of the 7,333 students had not reported in schools to be enrolled.